Right off the back of yesterday’s Hungry Horrors news, we’ve got another fun and unique-looking deckbuilder for you to check out.

Developed by Indonesian developer Mankibo, Montabi is a colourful roguelike that sees players assemble a team of creatures and engage in thrilling turn-based battles. It features 60+ unique monsters and similar to Pokémon, these can be levelled up and evolved.

According to the game’s Steam page, parties will consist of three Montabi and their unique abilities can be synergised. You’ll also be able to collect gadgets and equip charms to give you the edge in battle. Still no word on trading functionality with a link cable, though!

On the game, Mankibo said: “We wanted to create a game that blends the joy of collecting creatures with the depth of tactical decision-making, ensuring every run feels fresh and exciting.”

In a blog post from the developer, they also mentioned that they are currently preparing the game’s first public demo, but there is no date in mind currently. It also seems to only be heading to PC for now.

The game presently doesn’t have a release date with its Steam page simply saying, “Coming Soon.” Be sure to add this one to your wishlist, though, for any future developments on this front.

You can take a look at Montabi’s reveal trailer below:

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Still with us? Of course you are! If you want to keep reading about great hand-picked roguelikes, the following article represents a huge collection of some of the best games ever made. I’ve played all of them to make sure that my lists are as comprehensive and cohesive as possible.

The Best Roguelike Games: great roguelites, deckbuilders, RPGs, bullet heavens, and more

Hit that link for more than 40 of the top roguelike games, and keep exploring within that article because each sub-section also contains a link to another feature specifically about that category. That’s a lot of roguelites, and there are always more on the horizon because my back catalogue of games is embarrassingly huge.

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